Arts Jan 27 'Kings and Pawns' explores Jackie Robinson's reluctant testimony against Paul Robeson By Geoff Bennett, Jackson Hudgins
Nation Apr 17 Watch 5:30 Jackie Robinson's legacy endures 75 years after breaking baseball's color barrier Jackie Robinson first took the field for the Brooklyn Dodgers 75 years ago this week, becoming the first Black man to play in the modern major leagues. It’s been nearly 50 years since Jackie Robinson's death, but he remains one… By Geoff Bennett, Mike Fritz
World May 01 5 important stories that have (almost) nothing to do with politics Here are five important stories overlooked in the Donald Trump 100-day fanfare that are still worth your attention. By Joshua Barajas, Erica R. Hendry, Iman Smith
Nation Dec 07 Watch This baseball writer is in a league of her own Clare Smith has been reporting on baseball for over four decades, and she was the first African-American female reporter to cover the game for a newspaper. On Tuesday night, Smith was awarded the top honor in her field. Judy Woodruff… By PBS News Hour
Nation Apr 11 Watch 7:32 The long influence of Jackie Robinson, on and off the field A new PBS documentary produced by Ken Burns examines the struggles Jackie Robinson faced in breaking baseball’s color barrier -- and his achievements as a player on the diamond and as a civil rights activist in later life. John Yang… By PBS News Hour
Mar 22 Jackie Robinson's widow among fans at Cuba-Rays baseball game By Associated Press HAVANA -- President Obama introduced Jackie Robinson's widow to Cuban President Raul Castro before the start of Tuesday's exhibition game. Continue reading